…v 4iiicricalt lavish Palo&Cal Cotter CIJITON ATINUI - CINCINNATI 30, 01(10 A TilEbETROIT EMI} RONIGL E All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1930. STRAUS, LEHMAN HONORARY HEADS OF ALLIED DRIVE, Leo M. Franklin—Sexagenarian Rabbi of Temple Beth El Lauded by His Co-Workers For Impetus He Gave to Congegational Life and Interest Since Coming to Detroit. Will Serve With Warburg in Whip l)r....…
…PAGE TWO TUE kEROITli MSB RON KU , NIENORAH'S SPRING HEYMANS HONORED NATION-WIDE PROTEST AGAINST RUSS RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION PLANNED BY BEFORE ZION TRIP FROLIC ON SUNDAY; U. S. NATIONAL JEWISH ORGANIZATIONS Twentieth Century Club will The announcement that Mr. and Mrs. It Heyman and sons, Israel , (Continued from Page One.) ' American organization which is and Moshe, are to leave Detroit for Palestine on Sunday was " Joint, closed a brief vi...…
…-I America Arisk PaloSeal Cotter CLIFTON AVENUI • CINCINN634 30, OHIO 70,-;TRon*wisif I ' 13AILLCCSI 11Q0CM FICTEL MUER UCOF WHERE YOUTHFUL SPIRITS FROLIC GERALD MARKS' Columbia Recording Ore/1.h. SUPPER DANCING 9:30 until I DINNER DANCING 6:00 until In the ARABIAN ROOM HAROLD A. SAGE, Manager :-:CLASSIFIED :: PAGE THREP: RON K Lt ONE OF SPONSORS AT I FRATERNITY'S FROLIC Phi Kappa Kappa Fraternity CATERERS Strictly kosher....…
…tVerRorr '- tl7Sfl RUN ICIIE tkagtkizuomagyklymyhigtarixtziiyiTylyiyiyekiz :1gigiAniVillaziYhttkaUttlIkkkktt . : riiEbutitonjEwisti &Rom icLE Publiehod Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Publisblex Co, I. Entered as Second-el.. matter March 3, 1913, at the Posit• office at Detroit, Mich., under the Act of March 5. lit a. General Offices and Publication Building 525 Woodward Avenue Telephone: Cadillac 1040 Cable Address( Chronicle London O...…
…America Avisk PerlaCal eater CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, 0100 Tff EVLTROITIP4IS/1011t0.N ICU astsmmotoomm ■ vmso--- 11. - --- • ALL CREEDS HONOR RABBI FRANKLIN ON HIS 60TH BIRTHDAY A Leo M. Franklin—Sexagenarian • t council of the World Union I in the graces of conversation; hi- '•a. Prtogreo-sive Judaism. In De- wit is flashing and his repartee ' wit he is commissioner of the keen. Dr. Franklin certainly has Tribute From a ALLY-W...…
…PAGE SIX rrlErasnapoilac Y. P. S. SPRING FORMAL THIS SATURDAY NIGHT !HEADS COMMITTEE FOR! INFANT WELFARE WORK OF DETROIT HADASSAH Miss Florence Oppenheim is ac- tive on the committee in charge of the spring formal to be given by the Young People's Society of Con- gregation Shaarey Zedek this Sat- urday evening at Lee Plaza. Ray Thousands are familiar in a gen- eral way with the health work of Hadassah in Palestine, but are not acquainted ...…
…vilgetkail 'apish Periodical Colter BUTTON ATINUZ • clNaNNATI 20, OHIO Theykutorrjpisna_Roxime Himelhoch's March Fashion Parade Begins Saturday, March 1st The Smartest and "Springiest" things we've seen! Silk Jacket Frocks...25.00 to 49.50 Srrond and Third Floor's Silk Princess Lingerie .3.00 to 10.00 First Floor Fur-Trimmed Spring Coats . .59.50 Second Floor PAGE SEVEN I Engagements • rsonai The twenty-seventh wedding an- niv...…
…itEDernorqEwisu n RON ICU PAGE EIGHT PISGAH LODGE HEARS JUDGE JOHN J. MAHER Monday evening, Feb. 21, at the B'nai Moshe Synagogue on Dexter at Lawerence, Traffic Judge John J. Maher addressed a large aud- ience of members of Pisgah Lodge on the lives of Washington and Lincoln. Judge Maher, a student of Amer- ican history, gave an instructive resume of the lives and deeds of these two American presidents. At the request of the audience, he ...…
…America ffewisk periodical Carter CLIFTON MINUS • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE NINE MEPentogfrwistitkor MEAT Fit or King or Queen II. P•rlman, fosnuerly of Hastings and Eliot streets, wishes to announce to his friends that he is now as.- elated with JACOBS and PEARLMAN 12142 Dexter Blvd. at Monterey Longfellow 5517 MRS. WIESBERG WILL S TILL SUPPLY YOU WITH F ISH. WE DELIVER WHY MAKE A WILL? TAKING THE CHILD FOR A TRIP AROUND THE WORL...…
…,NOWAWRIMM,,U7r, MEDentoryjrnisn C E U Jolly Elite Club. ForLowCost Hauling On Feb. 18 the Jolly Elite Club presented a mid-winter frolic. The club thanks its many friends who helped make this dance a success. At a meeting Sunday at People's Hall, an interesting program was presented. The board of directors nwt Feb. 27 at the home of Presi- dent Harry Cohen. Miss Jean Dworkin, a member, who recently underwent an operation, is recup-I at h...…
